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vanolmenchr: - gmail has the handy option of being able to add some extras after your address... Can be handy if you want to track who sells your address to whom.
Trying to think about how this would be visible on the user-end. Would we be able to see the recipient as "my.mail@gmail" and "m.y.m.a.i.l.@gmail" instead of the catch-all "mymail" handle?
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vanolmenchr: - gmail has the handy option of being able to add some extras after your address... Can be handy if you want to track who sells your address to whom.
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pakopakojr: Trying to think about how this would be visible on the user-end. Would we be able to see the recipient as "my.mail@gmail" and "m.y.m.a.i.l.@gmail" instead of the catch-all "mymail" handle?
Mykolab handles it as prefix+user@. Not sure how gmail does it exactly.
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vanolmenchr: - gmail has the handy option of being able to add some extras after your address... Can be handy if you want to track who sells your address to whom.
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pakopakojr: Trying to think about how this would be visible on the user-end. Would we be able to see the recipient as "my.mail@gmail" and "m.y.m.a.i.l.@gmail" instead of the catch-all "mymail" handle?
You can enter a rule in GMail parsing those special addresses (m.y.m.a.i.l@gmail.com or mymail+SPAM@gmail.com directly tagged as spam for example). If you look at the details of the mail, you can see it is addressed to those special handles.
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CharlesGrey: And yes, I've noticed the same, starting maybe a few weeks ago. Not sure what exactly is going on there.
5 millions gmail addresses were leaked recently. Along with 5 millions passwords. May be that the list made its way to spammers hands before being post publicly.